| Muerta 2005-02-09, 2:59 pm |
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<ed_luloo@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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>I did have an MRI done and there seems to be no problem there. Doctor
> wants me to see urologist to rule out that there is a problem with my
> testes. I talked to another doctor who is a friend to ask for a
> referral to a uro. I explained to him my dilemma and he indicated that
> many times testosterone is low due to idiopathic reasons which
> basically means for no reason at all. He said I should continue to
> lose wieght. He also indicated on getting a sleep study done because
> my problem might be related to sleep apnea I snore and feel fatigued
> when I wake up. He thinks a combo of treating that losing wieght and
> getting testosterone therapy should do the trick. One thing he did
> indicate though is testosterone therapy takes a while to kick in and I
> have to be patient like 3 months down the line.
>
> Im scared to try trimix plus it doesn't seem romantic and my libido is
> so way down. At the same time though if I want to keep my marriage
> together I have to look into that.
Being one of the group that chased this for years, ed, I can tell you that
you are heading in the right direction.
I had the sleep study done, went on a CPAP machine, and it made a world of
difference.
Went through various phases of TRT, after 2 1/2 years settled on T-Cypionate
injections weekly of 100-120 mg, and found (1) An immediate change and (2) A
long term change.
If your estrogens don't stay too high, those testosterone recptors that shut
down over time, will start coming back into play over a 2-3 month period.
Biggest change is an "overall sense of well being" and cognitive function.
Big diffrence, but it takes a little time.
I'm in my early 50's, and yes, I take Josh's generic cialis and it works.
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